3 PC FPS That Need New-Gen Remakes


Here are three great PC-only FPS that deserve to be re-released onto the Xbox One and PS4, the sooner the better.

What is this?
A criminally scary exploration and first person puzzle adventure that puts players into the socks of a crawling toddler in a house of shadows and creaking doors. Though rumoured to be releasing on PS4 paired with Morpheus, the title currently has no release date announced.

What's Cool About It?

The player moves faster when in the brilliantly-animated crouched stance and a masterfully handled art-style orchestrates creepy moments where you think you saw something but really didn't.


Anything To Fix First?

Among The Sleep has no glaring faults and is pretty much ready for reformatting but would surely benefit from slightly expanded story elements to lengthen it's short running time.


http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Among_the_Sleep



What is this?
A mesmerising and wondrous first person puzzle journey in the vein of portal but with simpler, more accessible gameplay. Minimalist not only in sound and vision but also in gameplay, with a simple light interaction mechanic pushing the player to the next astounding structure.


What's Cool About It?

Delivers smart puzzling in a beautiful environment that relies on monochrome lighting, relatively undemanding to run, it looks amazing at 60fps on 1080p, which would certainly be possible on all three of the new-gen consoles.


Anything To Fix First?

The developers could do with fixing a few game design aspects and streamline the platforming. There should definitely be changes to to the sparse checkpoints, the controls could be better and Audio/Visual cues in the dark environments should be improved.





What is this?
A first-person survival-horror story with wonderfully creepy visuals, understatedly varied gameplay and some of the most visceral gunplay ever (when it works), the PC version still taxes mid range systems due to poor optimisation and some awesome game effects.


What's Cool About It?

In addition to it's mildly inventive story, I don't think there has ever been a 'gritty' first-person-shooter that has a water gun as it's best weapon, showing off the best of some jaw droppingly realistic physics. Suited for VR, the ending is quite extraordinarily brilliant.


Anything To Fix First?

This often hair-rippingly difficult game can require trial and error due to certain elements being unclear, needing auto-save, this problem could be solved easily. The engine would be legendarily awesome if optimised for a console and debugged a little, this is a title for which the console manufacturers should be rushing to obtain exclusivity.






One great game that is being re-released:

Shadow Warrior23 September 2014



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